The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
from our country Ia 80 adulterated that
they think We are a set Of thieves. &
Htpa FOREIGN tuMIGRA ALTON. 's.3

ga We must get back 10 the times when
men were taken for their worth. II man
applied for aituation to-day In which
money is concerned, he must give bond.
Look OF the decay OF manhood In this
country. He gave the dude a most scath.
Ing rsbuke. When he lnoks at tha gener.
ton OF dudes In our cities, he wonders
who Ia going to run thia country In gen.
GRAFTON from now. It must be those we
are importing TO our shores. They are
trying 1t In Pittsburgh now. lie thanked
God for every Chtlatlan German that ever
came 10 this country, but he deapised
those beer gnzzlern who are in favor oil
Tree Sunday and FREQ drinks. They have
but two planks In their platform: opposl.
ton TO Sunday laws and opposition TO all
whisky legislation, and they 1T together
% i they were tongued and grooyed In
He'll. He paid compliment 10 the press.
He eaid that the we'll ordered, and we'll
conducted press, was one OF the greatest
detective forces In our country to-day.
But the press Is proatitu!ed. The papers
are filled with scandal and gossip. Tho
people are to blame for it, the editor but
gives the food you desire. despise tho
newspaper that fills Its columns with 70.
porta Of base ball and horse races. de.
spise tho newspaper that gets It's nswa
ior the corner grocery or barroom. We
have ministerial monstrosities who have
churches but no preachers. There Is q
little fellow ranting around In some OF
them good Tor nothing In Gods world but
TO keep the church aired every Sunday.
Then we've got these labor agitators In
our cities, earning their bread by thesweat
OF their mouths. They seem to be all
mouth, very little head aud no body at
all. They arc stirring up their fellow
workmen to strike for perhaps ten cents
on the day, and the worry ones who are
striking are losing from so cents to one
dollar day In the barroom. Tho religion
Of Jeeus Chriat will celtic all labor diff
culties. - lN f
MIR. Small was very hoarae, but other.
wise his sermon WAS delivered with great
power. He was frequently loudly ap.
The W. OF. U. held seryicesinth the prison
this morning and took with them Rev. H..
d. Kimball, who preached to the prison.
ers very earnestly, urging them to begin a
now life. At the close OF his sermon
about forty rose for prayer. The meeting
was said to be a very affecting one, both
the preacher aud many OF his hearers be-
Ing moved to tears. They sang for the
young brother before be left, "God be
with you till we meet again." r.
1t Is q general remark to-day that there
was never better order on the camp
ground; but how could 1t be otherwise
with Col. W. H. Travis as Chief Of Police ?
The hotel and boarding house were
both crowded all day, but tho great crowd
was fed to the entire satiafactioa OF every
one as far as heard from. One was struck
to-day by the comfortable situation in the
great tabernacle, to Whist 1t used to be
under the "old regime" More than
5000 were comfortably seated. Tho last
Ing thanks Of everybody are due to Mr..
James Bodley for his beautiful and costly
gift. Tonight with the curtain down,
though the weather is SO cool, 1t is very
comfortable within. rs